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Kudden's Popular Instniiment
Houses,

Housekeepers who desire 10 buy any kind
OF stoves, furniture, carpets, clocks, willow
ware, oil-cloths, baby carriages, &C., should
$50 and 932 seventh street northwest, (west
side.) His goods are excellent and cheap
and his terms are the easiest.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

No, It is not hard to write funny para
graphs; all YOU have to do Is to procure u
pen, some paper and ink, and then sit down
and write them as they occur to You. II is
not the writing, but The occurring that is
hard.
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a E.nrmn s,nIn

no Ben Halliday farm, situated on the
H. . o. Railroad between fayetteville aud
! llauds has been purchased by Mr. j. IL.
atUu for syndicate OF gentlemen. The
h contains 9OB acres.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Eegiiiing uiid Repairing
of Picture Frames ard Mirrors at Neerhon's,
9lG and al Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

The early bird catches the bronchitis
Al lovers Of carly morning walks viii iln
this truamaXim. II we were permitted to
= AXE suggestion we SHOULD whisper: "Use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

At George s. Donn's establishment, at 1924
Seventh street northwest, new and ex-
tensive stock Of Peaks patent raised pa
per. Also a full line Of Campbelrs Mica
paper. The largest stock of cheap paper
In the city at Wholesale and retail. Dado
shades, with spring rollers, at soc. All
work guaranteed at the lowest possible
rates by practical experienced artists.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

For Fine Imported ana Domestic
Colognes, Soaps, Face and Toilet Powder
go to A. B. Finney, the Druggist, corner
Seventh and streets northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16
w. III. IEOugitOn n CO., 1874 r
street NOrIlIMcHt.

At this time OF the year have great
many goods Of the highest class, being
such goods as we cannot duplicate, which
we will offer at a discount Of from 20 to
90 per cent. including chamber and parlor
furniture, chenille porticres, etc.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from
your plates at 30 cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY SPECIALS.
Choice nurbanI. Potatoes,

several car loads Just received, and will be
sold cheap. Give us n call.
n. T. METZGER & Bro,
All Seventh street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

LITuoGRAru CHECK Books made to order
Handsome designs. Keryand, 1919 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Go TO KERSAN's. "The performance
includes number of features that are sell
dom seen on the variety stage."-[Post
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16
10000 Rolls New styles Wall Pa

BUY your crockery, glass, tin and hard.
ware ut Turpin's Great &c. store, 439 7th at.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

MoNoGRAMs aud address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Kervand's, lOl2
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Go AND SEE the new goods at the Fair
S12 Seventh street northwest, Goldschmidrs
old stand.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

spring styles OF wallpapers
In endless variety can be found at Veer.
hofl's, 9l6 Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16
NOTICE TO IIouscscepcrs.

Ladies' saloon, corner OF aud -Four
teenth streets northwest.
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Comfortable and Convenient
STREET COATS.

For moderate weather or for gentlemen who walk
good DEAL ride bicycle horseback "Reefer" or
doublebreasted Sack Coat is most useful garment.
These made of very heavy goods, usually Bea-
yer, lined with Woolen, and with Vest to match.
We carry fine lines Of these goods, from 81 for Coat
to $25 for Coat and Vest.
A few heavy Norfolk Jackets in Plain, Plaid and
Check Goods. These exceedingly comfortable and
convenient garments for house. store office for
travelling.
All heavy goods had heavy reductions made on them
January I, and now is the time to buy
{. B. BARNUM & co., 931 Penn. Avenue
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Dextcr steam Laundry.

No 400 q street n. W. Goods called for and
delivered. No extra charge fSr quick work.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16
q f1,ls .9srs ssg * u
. 4 !zIyl!I. I.!.'. on


Thoroughly cleanse the blood. by using
Dr. Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery, and
good Digestion u fair skin, buoynnt spirits,
strength and health will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all hui
mors, from the common plmple, blotch, or
eruption, to the worst Scroiilla, or blood
poison. Especially has It proven it's efficacy
In curing Shlt-rhcum or letter, Fever-sores,
Hip Joint Disease, Scrofulous Sores and
Swellings, Enlarged Glands, and Eating
Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (Which Is Scrofula of the Iungs), by
Its wonderful blood-purfying, invigorating
md nutritiye properties. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Shortness of breath,
bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Asthma, Chronic
Nasal Catarrh and kindred affections, 1t is
Il sovereign remedy.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousncss, or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, it
Is an unequallcd remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIR. PIERCE'S PELLETS-Anti-
bilious and Cathartic. 25 cts, a vial,
by druggists.
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BIRTHS |!

BALLARD. City, Feb. is, daughter to
Melville and Grace A, Ballard.
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sB Bl.lo

as a means Of introduction.
The regular price will be
SI.25. We warrant them,
and guarantee that they will
give satisfaction.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Justh's Old stand, OIO ID Ut. n. W
Buys gents secondhand clothing. Mott
by mail promptly attended to.
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For Chapped Hands, Face, Lips,

etc., use Shepherds Medicated Mutto
Tallow, combined with Witch-hazel. FL
sale by all druggists. Price, 10 cents.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Choicest Flowers nt Low Prices,
q. f. Hale, florist, 7l9 Fourteenth street
northwest. Funeral designs speciality.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

The Board OF Trustees OF the public
schools VIII hold q special meeting to-mor
row evening.
The Cannstatter NollSsfest Verein will
give grand masquerade ball tomorrow
evening at Abuer's Music Hall.
Daniel Wallace, colored, pleaded guilty
in the Police Court this morning to the
charge Of violating the policy laws and was
fined $50.
Last week there were 20 deaths, 81
white and 3S colored 9l births, 81 white
and 81 colored 1G marriages, being OF col
ored persons.
Frederick Jennings, colered porter
at the u. and o. Railway Station, was held
for the grand Jury to-day, charged with at
tempting to feloniously assault Cora Smith
last Friday.
Patrick Lanahan broke his brother
Johns leg with brick In fight last even
ing at Ninth and II streets, and were
charged with afTray in the Police Court this
morning. The case went over.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

a Nice New Line OF Picture Frame
Mouldings is on hand at NeerhoiT's stores
ql6 and All Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1887-02-16

Steamed oysters, corner 14th and SITS.
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At WASHINGTON,

How tho Election Returns nre Regard ed Mt
| the National Capital. q
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Republicans here
have drawn their chief satisfaction from
the Ohio rsturns, and next to thoao from
Massachusetts,. As yet they are not able
to untangls the New York situation snd
eatimats the various elements. But IS to
OHIO they find it plain sailing. Tho flag
issue, the Grand Army iesus-the aolid
Gtsud Of the Ohio Republicans for FREQ
vote and an honest count, South 40 we'll ss
Nor.h-these things tell tho etory oi an
ont and out Republican con!est. These
are things that the crowds here
seemed to understand. So far as the
New York figures throw any light on the
New York election, the bsst posted here
ere inclined to attribute the defeat OF
Colonel Grant rather to certain Raaubli-
can detections than to auy increase Of
Democratic strength. This detection VEG
expected here, not on account Of Colonel
Grants nomination, hut oecauHe very
considerable body of regular Republicans
were not sRsisGed with the shapirr of
matters ut the nominating convention.
For these REASONS New York Republicans
hore are not willing to admit tina. there
are any indIca!ions Of any gain OF strength
for Cleveland. =, 3 5.s /,
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HENRY GEORGE
saJ tho Defcht Is Only tho "IIull Run OF the
z. s-'.a Ir Labor Snrty.D rrs .hE- r. .-s.

saJ tho D6fcht Is Only tho "Bull Run OF the
Labor Party"
NEw YoRE, Nov. 9.-The headquarters
Of the United Labor psrty were not very
lively last evening. Alta late hour Henry
George addressed q number Of his follow.
ers. He said:
Tonight IRON the Antor Houee have
scen crowds looking at bulletin on which
trenendoua victory wns recorded with
out cheer. It reminded me of the time
when the news OF the battle Of Bull Run
came, whsn ! saw crowds silently looking
ut the bulletins. There was a great vic.
tory and there wss not cheer. This is
our Bull Run. [Applsuse.] Every one
knows that had the Union forces gained
tho victory at Bull Run this very day
under tho American flag, human flesh
and blood would have been bought and
sold. 1t WAS the beginning OF evsuts that
Culminatsd in the utter destruction OF
slavery. l bslleye We will yet look back
to this occasion of defeat and say that to
1t Wo owed our spssdy triumph. lap.
plauae]. Now, We will 20 forward without
the weakEees. A, voice, "You have O
good indoraonont."l Ayc, 1 hsvo a good
indorsemons. To-day we have in this
city 35, 600 men who can't be bought. a
voice, 1--WE seen votea bought for fifty
cents."] Yes, you have aeen votes bought
to-day, but there remains IS, 900 men who
can't be bought. Throughout the State
VIC have Gown seed that will bring forth
fruit next year and the your after. I am
alwayg satisfied when have done what
could. Now, from this moment let the
new campaign begin. But for tho fact
that thio great party is forming with g
pure and unael6sh idea the citiz ,ns might
well despair OF the Republic,n a..e'' &
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I have to-day bOen presented with wha.
ls called Q supplement with petition OF
Michael Schwsb. As I have said on ths
application Of Samuel Fislden, It is only
necessary as to the case itself to roier to
the decision Of the Supreme Court with
regard to the upecial case OF Schwab. l
concur in what Nj. Gtinnall hss attached
to the copy Of the petition Of Samuel
Fielden. Respectfully, ~ ...... ). In q :
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MASSACHUSETTS
solidly Republ!cau-An Increase Of 5000

Solidly Repub1!cau-An Increase Of 5000
Over Last Election. E
BosToS, Nov. 9.-Rsturns from all the
cities and towns in the State show tina.
$685. .26S vo!es we're caat yesterday, or about
$4,000 more than in 1885. and o. Coo in ex-
cess Of laat years vote. The voto 10 d.
vided as follows: Ames, Republican, 1885,
OLE; Lowering, Democrat, 1881; Earle,
Prohibition, 1867; Marks, Labor, S4S.
This makes Ames' plurality Il GIL, against
9,473 last year. This ia clegr majority
OF 6.55S, against 92S in 1885. Bracket, Re-
publican, for Lieutenant Governor, has a
plurality Of %, La over Cutting, Democrat.
The Philadelphia Pres seyu: The
most desperate attempt the Democrats
ever made to csrry Massachusetts hGs
failed and Governor Amea is reelected by
sn increased plurality. The Democratic
purpose Of capturing the State waa formed
last year, wheD, through the apathy of
tho Republicans, the Democrats escaped
defeat by only 9.463 plurality. E1-Con-
gressman Loverlng,a popular Democrat,
was nominated ior Governor aud the
platform was made to express the con-
Tempt Of the party for civil service 70.
io-m and its appetite for spoilg. General
Butler threw his influence on tho eido Of
the Democratic ticket, and few days be-
iors election Mr.. Cleveland declared his
desire for the election OF Mr.. Lowering in
order, as he said, that his Administration
might be strengthe >ed. ~
This gratifying reault can not bs at all
encouraging to the President. Heendorsed
man who spst upon and anesred at the
reforms which the present Administration
has made such great pretsnaiona o! advo.
eating and wallowed in the dirt with But.
Ter and tho Bpoils-lovipg Democrats. He
can now calculate how much he has gain
ed by his groveling, In State where his
party made one OF the most vigorous cam
paigna Of the year, with the avowed pur-
pose Of booming the President ior re.elcc.
tion, tho people anuwer by an increased
Republican majority that they want none
OF Mr.. Cleveland and have no confidence
in his sham efforts at reform.
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CHICAGO, Nov. "a special from Vim
connea, Ind, says: The Supreme Court
decieion revereing Judge Jones' ruling on
the petty township casea, causes excite.
ment in Lawrence county. Its origin was
an attempt 10 build new court house in
Lawrenceyille. Last falls electionincluded
q proposition toiaaue bonds. The returns
from n petty township consisted Of
merely the blank form. The township
was thrown out by the Circuit Court do.
Gliding the election in favor OF tho bonds
and unacating Adams, tho County Clork.
The old court house was torn down and
Lawrence, will probably be without one
for several years. a. \ ,sss \. a s57
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writ for tho body Of Louis Lingg bo
Issued and venire OF elk good and law full
men be made 10 determine tho irnth OF
the allogatlonu, md a!ao that subpnuas
for tho witnesses bo iesued resurnaole at
such time as may be- fixed by the county
court, and that Lings bo declared m In.
sano peraon nftcr due hearing and proof.
The petition Ia slsned November 0, and 10
nTosn to by Dr.. Klarnsn. 81, %
Judge Prendergast promptly decided
that he could do nothing III ths cafe,
knowing, au he did, who Linpg was, and
that he was In the county jsll on crimi.
nal charge and undes q sentence OF death,
The attorney who had tho petition In
charge argned that the court could not
know authorltatively that Liuga was In
jail, as no evidence had boon given and
the court was only 10 judge o. tho points
brought out In legal way. 4, I
The court innisted that no could use h;a
private information In some cases, and
this, In hla opinion, was one in which 1t
was necessary. Ho uaid very emphs.ically
that he would not iseue tho writ without
duo notice having been given 10 the States
Attorney. M (, 4 ~. n, ! !,
Tho attorney at once wrote out notice
to Mr.. Grinnell and said he would try 10
hsyo the other side represented at two
o'clock, when he hoped to be granted the
writ. -. 9}'ll al5'ft ',S5T T,1l ! 4.
The usual formal notice was nsryotl ON
States Attorney Grinnell about | O'Clock,
i nimply informed the latter that tho mo.
ton for q writ Of lnqulaltlon directed tho
Sheriff commanding 10 bring Louis Linpg
before tho court for trial for inssni.y, had
been filed OF two O'Clock. When tho
hearing OF the argument on the petition
was to be taken up Judge Prendereast
laid over the application until after tho
criminal court had passed on 1t. ;a
Mecsrs. Hunt and Kirnan late this az.
tarnoon went to the Criminal Court gnd
filed petition for an inquiry into Lincs'o
sanity with the clerk natter which they
sought Judge Bakers court room to lay
tho matter before him and ask him to in
teriere. Tho Judge WAS not in, and they
went out on tho street to find him. In
ca0o they do not succeed in getting tho
case before Judge Baker tonight, thew
will appear before him tomorrow morn.
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THE AMERICAN CHAMPION,
john L. sulllynr's Reception Ia London Ina
:. III H-sN s.h-TF y. NIGHT, ..-..# 0. -.lT-.T


LONDON, Nov. 0.-Jokn L. Sullivan made
his fret public appearance in London in
st. James Hall tonight. Although the
prices were doubled, the hall was crowd.
cd, and an enthusiastic reception was &C.
corded the famous pugilist. Sullivan was
introduced to The spectators by Jem Smith,
the English champion. A., E
In q brief spsech ho expressed thanks
for the reception hs mot with. He aaid
he hopsd Smith would bes. Kilrain,
Smith himscil also made few remarks,
saying he meant to beat Kilrain and
would then do his beet to boat Sullivan.
Tho American champion boxed with
Aehton and three other leading pueilists,
aud although he appeared aligRtly ou. OF
condition, hie amsrtnesa pleaeed the crit
Ice. Smith being questioned as to his
opinion of Sullivau's ability, esid: "sulli-
van ia good man, but l believe can
best him." n
Sullivan in m interview said Smith was
shaped we'll, bnt he had expected to find
him y bigger man. Sullivan was re.
peatedly epplauded during thu exhibition.
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TIE GROWN PRINCE ,I;l:, !.
Alnrm'ngly Iii--Fenrs that It will Iscta
nc. 96lfS tho Emrerorta y ccn,,n.- ~ 5,gsgu

-
Alarm'nGly Iil-Fenrs that It will Rctard
tho Emperor's Recovery. esfsy!2i.Y ,i.Y
BERLIN, Nov, 9.-A bulletin telegraphed
from San Reno to tho Official Gasslls, byi
an aide.da.camp, nt the request Of the
Crown Prince, setting forth the condition,
Of the Prince, has awakened general sor.
row and sympathy. It is feared tho anx.
iesy cauasd by tho Grown Princess illness
will retard the progress OF the Emperor.
The Empresais Is greatly distressed over the
condition OF her husband and son. Tho
newspapers unanimously ask that regular
bulletins signed by the doctors be issued
in order TO put On end to tho confusion OF
unofficial reports. King Humberl, Tof
Italy, has itelegraphod to San Reno,
urgently inquiriug for information about
the Drown Princes condition, 3a{i57
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CTTfC.EO.
Large Republican .n-J J.Ity-Judge Gary
.I-.f 1850 l pouuluritY. 81

Large Republican. .4.J.Ity-Judge Gary Is
Popularity. y
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The total vote caat in
Cook county yesterday for Judge Of Su-
perior Court was 63.S42, Of which Joseph
=. Gary, Republican, received 5b.0S4, and
Capt. Black, Socialist, G.o5S; Gsry's ma
jority was 1896. Joel NJ. Longnecker,
Republican candidate for state's Attor-
ney, was elected by majority Of 1925
votes over all oppoaipg candidates. All
tho Republican candidates for county
commissioners we're elected. The propo.
sition to issue $l,O00000 Of county bonds
and the jury commission bill were sp.
proved by fair mojoritiea.
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A Victim OF Opium.

MEADvILLr, Nov. ga gentleman, who
since October q, has been registered at the
St. Charles Hotel as Captain Charles E.
Gray, was found ! dead in his
room this afternoon. Two !. walls
which bad contained McMunn's
extract ofopium, and the knowledge that
he vas victim Of the sopium habit, told the
story. Among his eftscta we're found a
policy drawn by the New York Life
Insurance Company for ! $1,000 in
favor Of the gl holder, Phillip "a.
Hartz, Of Toronto, Canada, and & a
due bill for Sl2, given by the Knox
Church Young Peoples Association Of
Toronto, IN favor Of the same person. q II
4 Tho coroner's inqnisition, which was
convened, adjourned until tomorrow, 4 55
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STATE JOURNAL,


u. "
C1sclNsArl. ONO, Nov. 9.-Ths CONNER.
eial Ga:elte publiahea the following: Y
Governor Foraksr's majority ia $4,000.
The greater part Of the gain is in this
county, and means particularly the cup.
preston Of fraud in the Democratic wards
where stuffed ballot boxes and forged
tally aheets were 60 conapicuous two years
ago. Il. <. f,s0 ( -
The Republicans have defeated in this
city one Of the most odious combinations
ever made against them, and tho ole e!ion
Of our entire legislative ticket insurca Re.
publican ascendency in tho General AS.
sembly. fl5.ssi5
Itis a glorious victory, won by the Re.
publicans tquarely and fairly, not merely
accepting the rugged issues, but going to
meet them.
Tho Republicans have not apologissd
for Republican principlea or dallied with
the fripgeB Of things in the hope Of pick.
ing up o few Muewumps. a?s 81,
When the brosd banner Of the Confsd.
crate bloody shirt was tlaunted in tho
Solid South they did not consider 1t alarm.
ing to unirrl the old flag Of the free, and
toset The bird. Of glory floating; and it il all
right. s. b: y; y, ... * Il (,
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Is L1NGG INSANRfs
a Petition Alleging that He Is u nInnin.
Filed In tho Chicago Court.

a Petition Alleging tina. Ho Is n nIanlns
Filed In tho Chicago Court.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Dr. James G. Kier.
nan, the former Warden in tho Cook
County Hospital for the Insane, filed a
petition in the County ,Court,to.day charg-
ing tho fact to be that Louis Lipgg, the
rabid Anarchis!ic bomb maker, under
sentence Of death, 10 insane, aud that it
would be for the benefit and for tho uafety
OF the community that he ba confined In
State Hospital for the Insane. lafiI n
The facts in the case, tho petition nl.
leges, can bo proven by the petitioner
and by George E. |. Dstweiler, Ferdinand
Spies, Ida Spiea, Henry Spies, Chris spies
Mira. kuttleman, Gustav, Pach, Louif
Zetter, Mr. Linnsmeyer and Mrs. Banilein
all residents Of Cook county. f95 5T'-!s Z,
The petition turther statea that Lingg
has no property or effects, and praya thai
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A YOUNG MURDERER,
= Boy Eleyon Yenrs Old Sent to the Penitt
isrsi aiE tinry' for Life. i'=5.,. saa

4 Boy Eleyon Ienrs Oid Sent to the Penitor-
r. 6iE tinry' for Life. i,...5
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 9.-The youngest
murderer il Georgia was sentenced yea.
tefdsy in the Superior Court to life term
in the psnitsntisry. His rams is Chs.les
Henry Locksley and he is but11 years Of
age, and Ia as black as polished ebony.
About two months ago Milo Thomas, a
well known young msnpo Of Augusta, was
stabbed and killed inaEantly BY Locksley.
Thomas WIS standing in front Of tbs Cen.
trsl railroad depot whsn thoilad passed
With o clgsralte in his hand. Thomas
took tho card from the boy, when the
latter INDUCED in considerable profanity.
Thomas slapped him emsrtly for this
Whereupon Locksley quickly drew q large
pocket kai[e and a!abbed him., The jury
was out but two hours and returned yer.
dict of murder with the Recommendation
to life imp isonment. The boy received
the sentence indiferently.
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The effort to prove Anarchist Lingg in.
saus ia abuurd. 1t was about time, though,
to bring on the insanity dodge, which up
to thiu point hes been sadly neglected. It
may be argued with some reason that no
entirely sano man could bs an Anarchist,
but mon zane enough to do all that Lingg
and tho rest Of them did are just about
Hano enough to be hanged for doing it.
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FoRFElIURE OFlyEsSELs.
Canadian Ssalars Compelled to, Surrender
Els to tho United StateB. 8

S TO tho Uhlteu stateBs s
New YoRx, Nov, 9.-Au Ottawa special
ssys: "The Government here are in re,
CAPT Of the judgment Of Judge Dawson,
of the Diatrict Court Of sitass, in refer.
ence to the captured scslers in the Behrine
sea. He decides that judgment Of ior.
ieiture to the United s.ates must bs en-.
tered agsinst each Of the vessels separs.e.
", together with their tackle, sppsssl, fur.
niture and carsaea, saving to the masters
and m.tes their private property. Cap.
tain Wa:rcn. tho owner Of iys Of the cap.
tured Canadian soale.s. is now in Ottawa
and expressea bis determination OF press.
ing tho matter bysRppeal to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. He states
what was not generally known. that four
OF the captured aealars were eteamers and
that they are now absolutely worthless,
owing to thoir exposure on the beach.
He es!imatea his loas ns $50 600.